Spring, 2008

1. EL200: Media Lab & Advising of The Setonian
2. EL150: Intro to Literary Study
3. EL336: Topics in Media and Culture (History and Future of the Book)

January, 2008

• EL250: Video Game Culture and Theory

Fall, 2007

1. LA100: Basic Comp
2. EL200: Media Lab
3. EL227: News Writing
4. EL237: Writing about Literature

Spring, 2007

1. EL 150: Intro to Literary Study
2. EL 312: Literary Criticism
3. EL200 & Advising of The Setonian

Fall, 2006

1. LA 100: Freshman Composition
2. EL 236: Writing for the Internet
3. EL 405: New Media Projects
4. EL200 & Advising of The Setonian

Spring, 2006

1. EL 150: Intro to Literary Study
2. EL 250: Videogaming Culture and Theory
3. EL 267: American Literature, 1915-Present
4. Advising of The Setonian

Fall, 2005

1. EL 266: American Literature, 1800-1915
2. EL 227: News Writing
3. EL 250: Drama as Literature
4. Advising of The Setonian

Spring, 2005

1. EL 335: Media Aesthetics
2. EL 267: American Literature, 1915-present
3. EL 200/300 & advising of The Setonian
4. EL 150: Intro to Literary Study
5. LA101: Seminar in Thinking and Writing II

Fall, 2004

1. LA 100: Seminar in Thinking and Writing
2. EL 200/300: Media Lab & advising of The Setonian
3. EL236: Writing for the Internet
4. EL266: American Literature, 1800-1915

Spring, 2004

1. LA 101: Seminar in Thinking and Writing II
2. EL 150: Introduction to Literary Study
3. EL 267: American Literature, 1915-Present
4. EL 309: Advanced Study in Literature -- Media Aesthetics
5. Advisor to The Setonian

Fall, 2003

• EL 227: The Practice of Journalism
• EL 230: Special Topics in Journalism -- Writing for the Internet
• Seminar in Thinking and Writing
• Advisor to The Setonian

Previous Teaching

While at at the University of Wisconsin -- Eau Claire from 1998-2003, I taught the following courses (listed in order of frequency):

• Introduction to College Writing
• Technical Writing
• Writing Electronic Text
• Drama (Survey)
• Advanced Technical Writing
• American Literature 1865-1945
• English Capstone Seminar
• Reading and Writing the Internet
• 20thC American Drama

At the University of Toronto, I taught technical writing to engineering students as an instructor in what was then called the Engineering Writing Centre.

Dennis G. Jerz
01 May 2003 -- first posted